Supreme Court of India
Union of India & Ors. v. Krishna Kumar & Ors.
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Assam Rifles Warrant Officer (General Duty) Group ‘ ’ Combatised Posts Recruitment Rules, 2012 – Promotion to th e post of Naib Subedar after re-structuring of Assam Rifle s in 2011 and creation of Recruitment Rules in 2012 – Eligibility of – In 2011, Union of India introduced an intermediate rank of War rant officer by the abolition/upgradation of one post of Havildar – Thereafter, Recruitment Rules, 2012 were notified – In terms of the Recru itment Rules, 2012 the post of Warrant Officer was created which was required to be filled up by promotion amongst members of the Ass am Rifles holding
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